A normal Saturday afternoon at a store turned into a nightmare for a few moments for one lingerie shop over the weekend and wreaked havoc before leaving.

The buck in question was caught on camera outside of the shop, running across the street and dodging moving cars before lowering its antlers and crashing through the front window. The next clip the video shared by the store, Curvaceous Lingerie, shared shows the buck in the air inside the store after breaking through the window.

Curvaceous Lingerie via Facebook
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One employee runs to get out of the deer's way while other employees and customers try to avoid It. The buck took out a mannequin, before landing inside of a clothing rack, which he knocked over.

By the time the deer came to a stop, he had taken out the mannequin, two clothing racks, and a couple display tables, which he ended up stuck under momentarily until he was able to wiggle his way out.

The deer ran through the back side of the store, and ran towards the open door on the other side of the store - and then tried to run out the window next to the open door.

Curvaceous Lingerie via Facebook
Curvaceous Lingerie via Facebook
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For what probably felt like an eternity to the shop's employees, the deer rammed the display window, trying to break out in the same fashion he broke in.

Finally, the deer realized "Oh, there's a door right here" and walked out calmly from the store as though nothing happened.

“Everybody remained somewhat calm and just stayed out of the way,” store owner Lauren Palmer told WILX10. “This was a big buck. This was not a small doe by any means. We were not going to mess with this deer.”

“The rut is on,” one commenter wrote. “Can’t blame a young buck for wanting to pick something up for that special doe.”

Of course, other commenters had their own jokes as well.

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